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Ambulatory care heads for the 21st century
K D Moore1, D C Coddington, E H Fischer
1BBC Research & Consulting, Denver, CO, USA.
Abstract:
There is increasing market pressure to deliver ambulatory care in a most traditional manner, that is, with a high level of service and personal touch. The ambulatory care providers of the future will meet this demand. However, they will do so with approaches and support systems that are anything but traditional. Care is increasingly being delivered in large, integrated systems. Extraordinary service levels are being made feasible again--this time through a combination of new support systems, including total quality management task forces, patterns of care software, consolidated phone centers that can provide access from anywhere anytime, electronic data interfaces, and the Internet.
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